The Troubles in Belfast, a period of conflict primarily between nationalist/republican and unionist/loyalist communities, spanned roughly from the late 1960s until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. The conflict was marked by violent incidents, political strife, and deep-seated social divisions. Belfast was a focal point of this turmoil, witnessing significant events and violence throughout those decades. The term "Troubles" specifically refers to this complex and tumultuous era in Northern Ireland's history.
Well as I live in Belfast I know it quiet well. Belfast has alot of history with the troubles etc so there are alot of sites that you can see around it. The city hall is a good place to see because it is right in the centre of Belfast. Beside it is the Belfast eye which is here till Christmas and can show you all of Belfast. What I would reccommend it is go to castle place in the centre of Belfast and hop on a sightseeing bus that will take you all around Belfast and you can hop off anywhere you may like to explore and hop on again. Hope this helped
Belfast
In Ireland in Belfast
How long does it take to drive From Belfast to Galway
about half an hour
it takes 2 and a half hours to get from stranraer to belfast
You can't travel from Edinburgh to Belfast by train because Belfast is in Ireland which is an island. The easiest way is to fly.
A flight from Belfast to Cyrpus would take approximately 5 hours.
Titanic went from Cherbourg (France) to Queenstown. It did not make a stop at Belfast.
The distance between belfast, ME, and Newcastle, ME, is 53.3 miles and will take about 1 Hour 10 Minutes of driving time.
17miles and would take approximately 30minutes depending on traffic
it depends on how much confetti and how you choose to do it